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The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-12-27
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N THE CIRCUIT COURT OF

i The Third Judicial Circui, ef the Hawaiian
Kingdom.
KSLSEAuAs-Ry the Gyae, Of God. Of the ia.
waiian Islands. kings
To the Marshal Of the Kingdom. ur hts ncpsfy
tn ;hc Third Judicial Circuit Grcctinr.
Nou arc hereby commanded To summon APEo
(Ch). defendant, IN case hc shall Gle written
answer within twenty days after service hereof.
70 be and appear before the said Circuit Court A.
the November Term thereof. 20 be holden az thf
Court Roln 81 the Court House 80 Waimel h.
the island Of Hawaii, on TUESDAY. the ist llsy
o. November next. 10 o'clock a. ~, 10 chow
cause why the claim % Luika ApcO. tvl plaintiff
should not be awarded her pursuant 10 the tenor
Of annexed petition
And have You then there this Witt. with FAN
return Of your proceedings thereon.
Witness. Hon. A. FRANCIS JUDI
Chief Justice OF oHr Suprcu
Court, at uilo. this 18th aav
October A. ID. 1887.
DANIEL PORTER.
clerk % Circnit Court
Due and diligent search having been made for
the within named Apca. defendant herein. he
cannot be found Is he has left This Kingdom
hereby return this summons not served this 18th
day Of October 49,.
F.PAHIA Deputy Marshal.
I certify that the Foregoing Is true copy %
the summons In said cause and the return OF the
Marshal thereon, and that said Court no the
November Term, fSSs, ordered thar the case stand
continued until The next May Term. Hiio, Ha-
waii, Snt that su attestcd copy uf said summons
be published As required BY Law
Witness my hand and the seal Of said
Court az Hilo. this t9ih day Ct
December. 1877.
iigS 81 DANIEL PORTER. Clerk.
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uehoa. which. with The lake and river viii
form an Immediately through limo from me
facilities for communication and transporia
ton OF supplies along The entire lina 81 the
canal. Il h estimated that the canal ana an
it's accessories can be completed IN ak years.
According e. calculations of Mr.
Afenocal, the canal will yield net re-
ceipts of Sl20OO000, or 6 per cent on
5000 OOOOO0
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On FErAN Mr., Godfrey Brown,
Minister Of Eo<esSn Affairs, rendered
10 HIS Majesty ms reslSnSriOn from
the C&bsnst, Ii Is significant tbs;
this seton q Mr.. Brown WIS known
to the opponents OF the Ministry be
fore his colleagues were notified u II.
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The new volU,0e viii noS hs sent
to any eNceps those who have paid in
SivaDce, Hereafter there VIII h no
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CTPREME CnI-Rr - TuE


~ Hawaiian Islauds.-In Probate. In the mat
ter Of the Estate OF MATTHIAS KtRCHHOFF.
late OF Honolulu, Oahu. deceased.
On fling the petition aud accounts o. A o.
Forbes and VIM. &. Irwin. Executors Of the VIII
Of the above named deceased, wherein they ask
20 be allowed Si,s9l.5S. aud charge themselves
with St.sSSV3. and ask that the ssme mar be
examined aud approved. and that fnal order
may be made of distribution Of She property re-
naming In their hands TO tAe persons thereto
entitled. and discharginz them and their sureties
from all further responsibility such executors
Il Is ordered. that WEDNESDAY. the 9Th day
OF January. ISIS at ten o'clock 4 ~, at Chambers
in the Court House az Honolulu. be aud the same
hereby is appointed the time and place fc-
hearing said petition and accounts. and that q d.
persons interested may then and there appear
and show cause, II any they have. why the same
should not be granted. and may present evidence
as 10 who are entitled to the said property. And
that this order. I'm the English language be pub
ished in the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE, 8 newspaper
printed and published In Honolulu. for three
successive weeks previous 20 the time therein
appointed FOR said hearing.
Dated Al Honolulu. this 10Th day Of Dec. iSs7.
By the Court:
y HENuX SMITH No. r--..-t. -
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~ p DANIEL PORTRR. CLERK
CUPRElIE COTRT Oh THE

- Hawaiian I-iands In chambers. IN re
ms5ier Of the Bankruptcy u 4. BARNES. o.
Waiiuku. Maui.
whereas the above named Bankrupt. Albert
BaTDes. has The DAY fled D petition 10 b. dis-
charged b. order Of Cont from biz debts and
Liabilities.
Nov therefore upon alirz said petition for
rischarge from his debfs by said Bankrupt 10 j.
hereby ordered thar IS EDEE sDAT the 18Th dsy
q December 4 II. is37. a. Chambers ia Aiiiolani
Haze Honolulu. BE- and the same o. hereby ap-
pointed iOE the hearing of -aid application n,
dlsehaTge from debts when ald where Oh credit
Or who have Dr0Tfd heir de5fs 90 this proceed
Ing nay appfaf aud snOH caase n any fLeg have
Ehg tue saia BankEnyt sa0nld not b. 1ranfed bis
di-cbarge ~ Aforesaid
and e = further ordered hat fh3s ordsf b
Fu5Bs1ed in The HAWAmkz GAsEr1E q rezs-
fapeF published % HDnoilln. Oahu fcr 100
Neszs, sad ai-o that notice b. given - mlil by
she Clsrk - aii -reE crsdifos- Eao haze Df0Tet
faeir c.aiH3r azaiLst .lid Bankrupt heres1 q Ll.
tine ard place - fhe hearing 81 -zid petition
Tor diseharze.
Dated fti. ND9ember = ISL
RICHARD 3. BICKERTON,
Jasflce ~ The supreme Court
Affect. ! B. RzssT.
~ q second De9usT Clerk.
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Il97 6 DANIEL PORTER. CIerk.
. III CIRCUIT COURT OF

y IHE CIRCUIT COURT OF
i the Third Judicial Circuit Of the Hawaiian
Kingdom.
KAIAKArA:-By the Grace o. God. OF the h.
waiian Islands King:
To the Marshal OF the Kingdom or his Da-.--.
IN the Third Judicial Circuir-Grsetinc.
4 OF are hereby commanded 20 summon " J.
tOhSCADDEN. defendant. in case be shall fle
written answer within twenty days after service
hereof o. De and appear before the said Circuit
CONT a. the A0vem0 Der Term thereof, 10 BE- holden
a the Court Room Of the Court House ~ Wa
mea. ID The Island Of Hawaii. on TUESDAY. tie
IL aay Of N9vemoer ne1t, u o'clock A. ~ 70
show eause why the claim OF Annie NJ Corscad-
den plaintiff should lot be awarded her rrrsr-
ant 10 the tenor Of annexed petition.
ana nave Jon then there thls Writ with ~ -
return OF your proceedings thereon
Witness. HON. 4. FRANCIS JUDD {
Chief Justice Of our Supreme
Cont a Hilo. this frn dsv 81
October. 4. D. ISL
DANIEL PORTER
CLERK Of Circuit Cont
4 diiigent search having been made 81 TIE
within ". } Corscadden but be could not Be
fond a. be left the Kingdom about three years
ago.
And hereby reium this summons not servsS
JOHN LOLA kAELT ECT. Marshal
certify that the fOregping j. q rrue CODY q
tue summons IN said cause and The return 81 the
Marshal thereon. and that said Court AZ he
AOTemOer Tern. i.sI. ordered that the cass
stand continued uufll the next Nav Term Hflo
Hawaii and that an artested copy 81 aid .u1n-
mons BE- Published - required b Law
Nifness my hand and the Sea ~ sad
Court a. HilO. this f2fh day 81
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-12-27
81 1i97 HENRY SMITH. Deputy GEEK :
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF

i the Third Judicial Circuit Of TIE Haaaiian'
Kingdom.
R1IAKAUA:-By the srace Of God. Of the Hs-
waiian Islands, king.
To the Marshal OF the Kingdom OF his Deuutr
in the Third Judicial CircuiI-Grcetilg.
You are hereby commanded to summon JAMES
RICHARDSON. defendant. iu case ne shall ffc
written answer within twenty days after Scrsice
hereof, 20 be and appear before the said Circuir
Court 81 The November Term thereof. 90 be ttider
n the Court Room OF the Court House ar Wai-
mea, in the Island OF Hawaii. on TUESDAY y. the
lst day OF November next. 20 @ oClOcs 4 r.. 20
show cause why the claim Of Luka Rich -dson
W. plaintiff should not be awarded her u1--ii1r
10 the tenor Of annexed petition.
And have You then there this Writ. ,.ti full
return or your proceedings thereon.
Witness, Hon. A. FRANCIS JUDD.
Chief Justice OF our supreme
CoHrt- at Hilo. this ssh daF OF
September, a. ID. lSS1.
DANIEL PORTER.
Clerk Of Circuit Court
diligent search having been made on James
Richardson he could not be found. as he left the
kingdom about four years ago And J HEREBY
return this summons not served.
JOHN LOTA KAULUEOU, Marshal.
Honolulu, October Sd. 1857.
certify that the foregoing is q true couv er
the summons IN said Cause and the return OF the
Marshal thereon And that the said Court AZ the
November Term, 1ss7, ordered that the case stand
continued until the next Nay Term. Hilo, Ia
WaIi, and that an attested CODY Of safd summons
be published Is required BY Law
Witness my hand aud the Seal OF said
Court Al HflO. this 1aIh dav 81
December. A. ID. ISL
ll4l % DANIEL PORTER CLERK
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-14
= BRITISH NAVAL sECRErs.
How Foreign Governments Have Been Able
to Secure plnns of English Ynr ShIus. 5,

How Foreign Governments Have Been Ablo
to Secure Plans of English War Ships.
: LONDON, March 12.-The 81. Jane:
Gazette, asaert5 that the first intimation
that dock yard secrets had been revealed
reached the Admiralty through a work
published for private circulation among
the officials Of the American navy. From
statements also made in class journals it is
alao evident that treachery had been ram
pant not only at Chatham. but at Penn.
broke, Portsmouth, keyham and Deyans-
port. It was then diecoyered that not
only descriptions OF plars, but even re-
productions Of working drawings Of tho
details Of British ships under construction,
had been disclosed. The disclosure was
traced to Chatham. Terry forwarded his
information by post, and received pay
ment in return BY check. .},'
The denial Of the American legation is
perfectly believed, but there are two ma.
rine intelligence departments in London
which are actively engaged in the inter-
ests Of the American Government. One
is attached to the Bureau Of CONSTRUCTION
at Washington, the other TO tho Bureau OF
Navigation. The latter denies that it re-.
cslved information from Terry. The for
mer has always been careful in numerous
transactions OF this nature TO pay only hard
cash for information received. Other for.
eign powers availed themselves OF this
means Of obtaining information, and paid
tor what they received. So general has
this practice become that plana covering
q period Of twenty years which were read
lily salable at $500 do not bring more than
G2Q. --.-L -L-- s..s1 81 II n. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-14
OF THE DEAL
OF THE BALTIMORE 4 OHIO ROAD
Hy which II Was Hoped to Gnin Entrance
Into Now Yorh-Ef'ect OF Failure of
Contamination Oh the Stock
of tho Company.

WASHINGTON, D. G., March l2.-Robert
Garrett was in Washington to-day. but in
response to request for m interview said
he had no news. Colonel Clark, Manager
OF the Baltimore & Ohio Telegraph Com
pany, was more communicative. He
said: "Only one statement made in the
press 30 far has the stamp Of actual truth,
and that was published yesterday, to tho
effect that no deal looking to the ceiling Of
tho Baltimore & Ohio from under the con.
troll Of Robert Garrett was even thought
Of. Mr.. Garrett has been trying ever
sinco he took the reins Of management in
his hands TO bring about his fathers
dreem-to obtain entrance in New York
city and establish through connection to
New Orleans.
ITO this end proposition was inside to
convey tho controlling interest OF the
Baltimore 4 Ohio to syndicate. OF
which the Reading, jersey Central, Rich.
mond 4 Terminal and Baltimore 4 Ohio
were all to be parties. Just hero is whore
of. Tho proposition to dispose Of con.
trolling interest in the Baltimore 4 Ohio
was made with the distinct understanding
that Mr.. Garrett was to be placed at the
head !of the syndicate. The premature
publicity given the matter has materially
retarded the scheme, but ! do not think
placed 1t beyond contamination"
Mr.. Garrett left Washington for Balti.
moro at 1850 r. NJ, while Mr.. Moore re.
mained in the city.
The local newspapers have been able to
collect tew facts bearing on tho reported
"deal," but are filed with speculation and
Conjecture.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-14
RAILROAD ROBBERY.
A"noLD.up" AT COLEMAN, TEXAS
Arm cd and Masked Land Pirates 60 Through
tho Depot and get $4,000: out of tho
Safe and somo Hard Cnsh and
Watches from tho Employees.

sr. Louls, NO., March I3.-A special
from Coleman, Texas, Gays: About $3.50
this morning the Gull, Colorado and Santa
Fe r. R. office hcre was the scene OF q
"hold'up," resulting in the loss to the ex.
press, railroad and employees Of oyer
$1,000. James Muse, the express messen-
ger Henry Brien, tho night operator, and
two men were Ia tho depot. Muse had
occasion to 70 out about $40 o'clock and
came.running. back and said "some one is
robbing the cars" The party started to the
cars when Brien told Muse to run back
and get something to shoot with. Muse
went back towards the depot 10 get bis Six
shooter, whom three mon jumped out
from the aouth door Of the depot, put ak
shooters in his face, and told him to open
the depot. /. With a revolver under his
car Muse opened the safe and the robbers
got Two express packages, ono Of $500
and the other OF $3.50 and another Of 800
Of railroad money and pocket book Of
MUSES. containing $3.50 and his gold watch
worth $l25. ''l.
!, While this was going on O'Brien and
the ,yardmen were up the road a few hun
dred yards at the car which Muse saw the
men get out Of, and which they found had
been broken open and the load OF bran set
on tire. Alter some trouble they aucceed-
ed IN putting the fire out. It ia believed
that the robbers do not live far from this
place. All the men wore long black
masks that concealed their entiro faces. /
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-14
TWO SUICIDES.
Ono Caused by Hl.Henlth md Another by
-siq Z n Disordered Brain.

Ono Caused by ul.Henlth md Another by
n Disordered Brain.
PnlLADELpH1A, March 10. = Obediah
Wheelock, a wealthy andeeccentric old
man, who lived at No. lll2 Filbe1t street,
hung himself yesterday afternoon in the
attic Of his houge. Anote left on table
was marked 6 o'clock, P. NJ, and said that
his only reason for taking his lie was ill
health, concluding with farewell to all
his friends. 1Vheelock was bachelor rs
years Of age and was worth $4,000. d
George Simon an la.year.old boy wss
found last night hanging from. ioist In
the cellar OF his home, No 1908 Gorhardt
street. he had made q slip knot, which
waa under his left car, and the pressuro Of
the rope on the jugular vein may have
produced unconsciousness, though not
until after much pain had beon Suffered.
George was fond OF reading :and was 70.
Gently much interested in the Newspaper
account OF the suicide Of little Annie
Niblack. 1t seems likely he was led to
his rash self murder by byoodirg over
Annie's death and the mode thereof, He
had been dead four or five hours when
found. 2 ny.s .ssi5 = 54ls,' GI'S'' 3,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-14
Wheeling IN tho Far vYart.

Mr.. Alex. H., Forgcy is in receipt Of a
very interesting letter from Mr. Ed.
sharkey, formerly OF this city, now en-
gagged in the manufacture Of horss collsra
IN Portland. Oregon. He says building
there and here are about the same, though
there is much difference in the houses
there. The common foundation Is OF
brick camented on the outside, and CRATES
and nantes are almos. unknown, The
grass there is green all winter, and men
may be seen moving in January in
tho yards. Mr.. Dayo Dinger was
in Portland the Sunday : before
Mr.. sharkey wrote. He says
he has not found a city in the West
without eome Wheeling people, and they
are go plenty.at Omaha that thero istalk Of
OF calling n"Whealing." Mr.. Shar.
key adds: "Mr. Dineer ia about the only
Wheeling man we ehavsseen sinca we come
here, though;we have run across good
many who were there years ago, and none
ofthem forget the place. hope tho natural
gas will boom the old town. II Portland
had the advautageo for manufactures that
Wheeling has there would bs lots more
iuaa about it," .ttt0l5i grg5;l Tlgei
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-14
COMING ELECTION
In Jefferson County to Elect q Successor to |
'--z--i'r-s,s.=-..l- d. Il, Lucns. --,z

"
In Jefferson County to Elect u Successor to
-. = D. u. Lucas. 7.l5
Correspondence o. the Inlell.geuctr. III
CnARLEsrowN, JxFFERsoS Co., March
l0.-Governor Wilson has Issued his proc
lamation ordering an election to be held
for this county to fill the vacancy in the
Legislature caused by the resignation Of
Hon. D. B. Lucas. The election will be
held April 5, and already the political csul-
dron is boiling over. Senator Lucas ar
rived home on yesterday from Washing.
ton looking hale, hearty and contented,
and with powder dry, and felth in the
sturdy, true Democracy OF old JelIerson,"
has buckled on his amor ready to meet
in battle array tho cohorts Of the giant mo.
nopoly who have sworn such direiul ven
geance on his head for the patriotic course
which no took in the Legislature just 3D.
journed. That the contest will be sharp
and bitter, all admit. 3 On the one hand
will DO Senator Lucas appealing to his
friends and neighbors to sustain him in
a course OF conduct which he religiously
believes will result in freezing them from
the worst form Of commerci 81 slavery and
political eubserviency. On the other hand
will be found the followers OF Ex-senator
Camden in the lset throps Of political
death, painfully and psthetically appeal
ing to the "boys," "save US or We must
perish" But if signs count for anything,
the latter had as we'll appeal 10 q Mug
wump to vote for Blaine, or Grover O.cve-
land to respect the wishes Of the "yery
hungry and the very thirsty patriots Of the
District Of Columbia" as to ask or expect
the very large majority OF Democrats OF
Jefferson County to desert Senotor Lucas
in this the most trying period Of his life.
We have about 5000 voters in the
county-2,000 Democratic and 1000 Re-
publicans. About 1900 Of the Dsmo-
cratic vosera come from the farmer claes,
who are at all times and under all circum.
stances enthusiastic supporters OF Senator
Lucas. The County Committee is to dc.
termine in lew days whether the csndi-
date ahall 30 selected by mass meeting
to be held here, or nominated BY the
primary plan. Either plan will cause a
muddle, Tor should Lucas man be select
%, 1t Is said that under no circumstances
WILL the Camden contingent vote for him
and vice-voras, so that all can rest assured
OF the fact that II O Democrat is elected to
the House OF Delegates there will be quite
an army OF dyspeptics in Jefferson county
made so BY eating political crow. But at
present writing there does not seem to be
much hankering after such palatlble food
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MRS. S.NEEBE'SFUNERAL.
VERY QUIET AND soMnnE AFFAIR.
Tho Widower not Allowed to vAttend-A
stuch Smaller Crowd than Was Antici.
patcd-Thc Funeral sorviccs-So I,ef.
, crcnco Made 10 n Future State.

CulcAoo, March 13.-Extreme quiet
marked tho burial Of Mrs. Neebe to-day,
Fully forty thousand people sblvered
three hours In bleak wind waiting for
tho obaequies OF the noted Anarchiet's
vile to commence, and were only reward
cd by the sight Of procession that, ex-
cept In size, differed only in few minor
details from the ordinary funeral, Last
evening the Master Of Ceremonies esti.
mated 10000 sympathizers would be in
line. Whether the absence Of the An.
archiat widower dampened the enthusi.
asm or the fact that the police were taxing
extraordinary precsutions to ouell s disoTss
dor had a like effect, the demonstration
fell lar short OF Its promoters predictions,
Including persons In the III carriages and
buggies there we're probably 5000 in the
cortege. ,esi1''f 9lrh9'%f W.
The funeral ceremonies were held in
Millers Hall, which less than Twelve
hours before had been the scene Of a mas.
luerade ball. Every vestige OF carnival
trappings had, however, been carefully
removed. Here and there were placarded
printed appeals for contributions to tho
Anarchist defence fund. The stage and
gallery railing were tastefully draped in
black and white, and ranged before the
tootlights and around the coffin wore floral
emblems and potted plants in proIusion.
Nothing symbolieal OF religion was visible,
nor In tho simple services were there even
the most distant illusions to future Lille.
A well.rendered chorus or two, followed
by bricf orations from George Schillinr
and Paul Grottkau and the corpse was
ready for the hearse.
schil(ing, the Chicago Socialist, and
Grottkau, the Milwaukee Anarchist, failed
to break forth in their usual fiery strain.
Oapt. Black missed train and was not
present. Mrs. Parsons WAS also absent
and DR.. Schmidt, the ono time Socialist
candidate for Mayor OF Chicago sent let
ter as substitute for the address he was
to deliver. In consequence the cere.
monies at the cemetery consisted mainly
OF another speech by Gro,tkau. None OF
the uncouth tatterdemalians who formed
30 prominent an olemsnt at the Haymar-
ket meeting could be seen to-day either in
the procession or the multitudes that
viewed 1t. !InI7
The prohibition OF red tlags was scrupu.
lously observed. Few banners were car
ried, and they were furled and totally
hidden in black dtapiug. Not q dozsn
mourners were III uniform. A eingle band
furnished the only music in the process-
ion. Policemen were almost wholly kept
out OF sight, and the entire affair was char
acterized by an extraordinary sombrs de.
coruu, ~ s-3E EfE 7s7.p3
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SPEAKING OF tho proposition to stop GER
rymandering Pennsylvania to make dis
trict for Mr.. Randall, the New York Sun
SAYS tha. Il Mr.. Randall will move to that
city he can 90 to Congress every time. In
New York q legal residence sufiices-thore
is none Of The old residenter prejudice to
overcome. Witness "Sunset' Cox and
Pu!litzsr.